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OSCE Geographic Information System (OGIS)

Mapping the Future: A Geospatial Transformation for the OSCE
Mapping the Future: A Geospatial Transformation for the OSCE

Project start

03/2024

Project end

03/2026

Implemented by

OSCE Secretariat

Donors

United States of America

Participating State

Germany

Participating State

Malta

Participating State

Norway

Participating State

Cyprus

Participating State

San Marino

Participating State

United Kingdom

Participating State

Finland

Participating State

The Netherlands

Participating State

Partners


Project description

The OSCE Geographic Information System (OGIS) Pilot Project is a landmark initiative launched in 2024 to transform how the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe collects, manages, and utilizes geospatial data. Implemented jointly by the Conflict Prevention Centre/Operations Service and the Department of Management and Finance / Information and Communication Technology Services, the project supports eight pilot users across Secretariat departments and field operations.

OGIS empowers OSCE executive structures with tailor-made GIS applications to enhance situational awareness, planning, operational efficiency, and data-driven reporting. By integrating spatial data into programmatic workflows—from human security to environmental monitoring—the platform strengthens the OSCE’s capacity to respond to evolving regional challenges. The project serves as a scalable model for potential organization-wide GIS integration.


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